Just amazing little shop! I love talking to the manager! I collect people's stories and this place…read moreis amazing! Great prices and good conversation! Every leaf that grows will tell you: what you sow will bear fruit, so if you have any sense my friend, don't plant anything but Love." -- Rumi The owner is a local poet !

Pretty cute shop. A bit small. Lots of Celtic and witchy things. There's a lot of themed items. The…read moreteas sounded really good.

The most lovely shop, and great customer service! A really good mix of products with everything set…read moreup so aesthetically.

This is a very cute store, but watch the staff when checking out. They were very friendly and…read morehelpful, but they will overcharge you for your order. I would suggest to double check your receipt before you leave the store to make sure you did not overpay.

A fun shop for perusing after you visit the historic tavern and inn, or you could stop just to…read morevisit the store! They have a bunch of cute, kitschy Virginia-themed gifts as well as lots of varying seasonal decor/gifts. Plus they have historically-themed gifts and items to buy as souvenirs from your visits to Michie Tavern/Monticello or to bring a history buff as a gift. I just like looking around shops like this where every space has a different item, so everywhere you look there's something to see and you can make several loops around the place and feel like you haven't seen it all. They also have some old-fashioned (and not) candy for buying in jars if you wanted to make yourself a sweetie bag for the road. Upstairs there is a year-long christmas shop full of traditional christmas decorations and ornaments etc, and there are some really nice things up there if you're one of those people who think of Christmas year-round, or if you know someone who does.

What went well? Everything! A cool vibed place for some homemade goodies, specialty coffees, and…read moresmoothies.... Features a variety of different musical events, offers fun activities on Thursday nights, and is just the perfect spot to just chill. This business is in the heart of Churchville, on the main drag, just down from the fire department. Pop in! You'll love it!

I've driven through Churchville more times than I can count. 99 percent of the time it's because…read moreI'm headed down to Goshen VA. But in the past couple of years, a certain maps program has been rerouting me past Bridgewater and Churchville in favor of another route to Goshen. I can only assume it's because the company who owns that maps program (rhymes with frugal) is evil, and did not want me to find one of the cutest little cafes that opened in 2019 in the quaint little one horse town. How dare you: (rhymes with Kugal). And ya know... the only reason I decided to drive through Churchville and Bridgewater this time was because of a super slow driver on Route 42 that was driving me nuts... and I just couldn't continue on 42 behind them ANYMORE. So, 2006-ish red Subaru Outback, please accept my rescission of all of my prior comments made to myself in my car driving behind you, and let me thank you, for sending me through an old stomping ground and consequently to MTN Mystic Gallery and Coffee. So now that we've gotten those completely asinine details out of the way... MTN Mystic serves a number of purposes in the town of Churchville including but not limited to: A gift shop, a local cafe, an art gallery, a jam band spot, a painting class venue... the list goes on and on. I was in need of a small gift for someone who had been caring for Toast that weekend and came across a plethora of adorably potted succulents and cacti that were so reasonably priced that I ended up buying 5 of them lol. Yes... I did. And guess what... sitting here now, I'm sort of regretting that I didn't buy more. The two people that worked at MTN Mystic ( A woman and man - whom I believe to be the owners) were just about the sweetest people I've met in a long long time. They were both so welcoming and ready to answer any and all questions. Side note, they also think French Toast is very cute which immediately gives them both bonus points and street cred. Turns out that the woman there actually made a bunch of jewelry in a small section of the cafe/gift shop where I also ended up purchasing a pair of adorable bumble bee earrings from her stand for my friend. Now let's talk about the drink I got. I ended up getting an iced coffee and I asked them to add cream. I will say... it was a little heavier on the cream than I would have gone... but it was also the amount of cream that I always WANT to put in my coffee but never do lol. So... one won't kill me right? ;) Throughout the cafe gift shop you can tell that they pay attention to detail. The chalkboard signage, which the man there actually did, is quite colorful and absolutely beautiful. In terms of the iced coffee, they included iced cubes that were made out of coffee #ManyBonusPoints, and a funny little wacky plastic straw which... ya know... I don't know what to say about that one lol. But... ya know what... If they're trying to make that their signature, it's something that I certainly won't forget anytime soon haha. This is gonna be a legit planned stop on my way down to Goshen next time. No more listening to that twisted maps app (rhymes with Caboodle #TM). I'm 100 percent going through Churchville cause I just can't wait to see what I find at this little eclectic spot next.

Anthony has a great book shop and knows his inventory well. Definitely worth a visit and purchase…read moreif you're in the area.

Quaint and old style bookstore, with an eclectic selection ranging from history to culture. The…read morelocation is a bit hard to find. Walk behind the large building and it's at the corner of the alley leading to the main road.

I've been coming to The Shops at Stonefield since its inception over ten years ago. It was built as…read morean upscale center which Charlottesville never had. It continues to be maintained nicely and is located nearby the highway. An anchor is Trader Joe's which is unconnected to the strips. Also Regal movie theater. Stonefield is a common place I shop when in town. Other places I have visited are Pottery Barn, Burton's Grill and Meezh. I have overnighted at adjacent Homewood Suites, I will continue to shop Stonefield in the future.

If you toss stones on the water, skimming them on the surface, and then feel bad for the fishes and…read moreducks you hit, what about the stone? Imagine how the stone feeled? Now this is what I'm talking about. The shops at Stonefield. Absolutely awesome shiny brand-new generic shopping mall. Bastion of American capitalism. Just kidding. I mean it's true but ew. I really don't like these places. This is the wave of the future. Trying to create a shopping village but it's completely fake. Completely plastic. And full of brand names at extremely high prices. Not somewhere I would ever shop and neither should you. You will though. Most Yelpers do. Because Yelpers are mostly rich pieces of oh hi how's your day. Really though if it was a bit more affordable for the masses I'd give it a 3. But ew.

Great new and used bookstore. Has lots of different things. Christian Culture books-English…read morehistory, Iconography, etc. Locally made jewelry. Good value for the items. Good, friendly service.

Amazing store, amazing people, amazing city. Definitely come here, and please support these folks…read more They are very friendly and helpful. I had a wonderful time visiting. I'm definitely popping in everything I'm in town.

Surprisingly large and varied selection but the service was not particularly friendly and then…read moredownright rude to an older patron. If you do not agree with her political agenda or reading preferences, it didn't seem like she was particularly pleased to have to deal with you. Not a great experience for a small town bookstore competing with Amazon, etc.

What a lovely little book shop! Locally owned and operated, this shop drew me in while strolling…read morealong Beverly Street in Staunton during Labor Day weekend. The owner is so sweet. Despite getting distracted by a dog she recognized (lol!), she was quick to greet us and ask if she could help us find anything. She later noticed me quizzically looking at a book and asked again if she could help me. I voiced what I was thinking at that point (because it was a very specific thought about the Italian author), and she researched the answer for me. I then asked a couple other questions, grabbed some books to purchase, and then chatted for a bit. I love that bookstores like this still exist! She also offers 10% off new books, so that's awesome too. And in the age of Covid, book-themed masks are available to purchase - they're located at the front of the store. You can find a bunch of different genres here, and both new and used titles. It's a small but mighty shop, and I'm so glad to have stumbled into it. Future trips to Staunton will have to include visits to The Book Dragon!